Focus on vebreltinib study enrollment for NSCLC patients with Met Amplification mutations announced
“We believe that the target selectivity and efficacy of vebreltinib against multiple tumor types demonstrates its high potential to treat a range of MET-altered tumors,” said Guo-Liang Yu, Ph.D., Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Apollomics. “By focusing on the patient population with the greatest unmet medical need that can be addressed by MET inhibition, we will be applying our resources in the most efficient manner as we generate additional clinical data for support of regulatory submissions. Accordingly, our SPARTA Phase 2 clinical trial will continue to enroll NSCLC patients with Met amplification. We will continue to follow the currently enrolled patients in the ongoing SPARTA study with solid tumors with MET alterations, which include those with Met Exon 14 skipping mutations and those treated with combination therapy with EGFR inhibitors, to support vebreltinib safety and efficacy across multiple indications. We look forward to providing data updates in 2024 and in 2025.”
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